Ep 3. A Walk on the Mild Side

The Munsters is a classic TV sitcom that follows the life of a family of monsters living in the suburbs of Los Angeles. The show aired for two seasons from 1964-1966. In episode 3 of season 1, titled "A Walk on the Mild Side," the Munster family goes out for a day trip to the park.

The episode begins with Marilyn (the Munster's only human member) asking her cousin, Linda, to go on a family outing with them. Linda is hesitant but Marilyn insists, knowing that her family's unusual appearance may scare her cousin but, as always, the Munsters are a fun-loving bunch and Marilyn thinks it'll be a great day out.

The Munster family arrives at the park and soon becomes the center of attention. A group of teenagers notice them and start following them around, making fun of their appearance. Herman, the head of the family, is hurt by this but tries to keep a brave face for his family. Grandpa, on the other hand, doesn't take too kindly to the teasing and decides to teach the kids a lesson by turning them into werewolves with one of his potions!

As the day goes on, Marilyn introduces Linda to a new boyfriend, whom she takes a liking to, but things soon get complicated when the boy's father sees the Munsters and gets frightened. He tries to convince his son to break up with Marilyn but the boy refuses, saying he doesn't care about their looks.

Later, while the family is taking a walk, a group of robbers appear and try to steal from them. Herman mistakenly thinks they're just trying to get a closer look at his family's unusual appearance and so he shows them around the house, much to the confusion of the robbers.

In the end, the day turns out to be a success for the Munsters. They make new friends and teach some people a valuable lesson about judging others based on their appearances.

Overall, "A Walk on the Mild Side" is a classic episode of The Munsters that showcases the family's unique quirks and their ability to overcome the challenges they face due to their unusual appearance. It's a heartwarming episode that teaches us all a valuable lesson about acceptance and embracing our differences.